class PolynomialLinkedlist{ private static class PNode{ private int coe; private int exp; private PNode next; public PNode(int c, int e){ this(c, e, null); } public PNode(int c, int e, PNode n){ coe = c; exp = e; next = n; } public void setCoe(int c){ coe = c;} public void setExp(int e){ exp = e;} public void setNext(PNode n){ next = n;} public int getCoe(){ return coe;} public int getExp(){ return exp;} public PNode getNext(){ return next;} } private PNode first; private PNode last; public PolynomialLinkedlist(){ first = last = null; } public PolynomialLinkedlist(int c, int e){ PNode tempn = new PNode(c, e); first = last = tempn; } public void print(){ if (first == null){ System.out.println(); return; } PNode temp = first; String ans = ""; while (temp != null){ if (temp.getCoe() > 0) { if (temp != first) ans = ans + " + "; ans = ans + temp.getCoe(); } else if (temp.getCoe() out.println(ans); } }

Implement Polynomial Linked List add method which adds two polynomials in standard form and returns sum polynomial which also has to be in standard form. Rewrite the instance method that takes a second Polynomial Linked List, and then adds all terms in the caller Polynomial and all terms in the second Polynomial Linked List together into another sum Polynomial. Both caller and parameter Polynomials are expected to be in standard form, the method should return the sum Polynomial also in standard form. A standard form polynomial has no duplicate terms (each term's exponent is unique) and the exponent is in descending order. Implement Polynomial Linked List add method which adds two polynomials in standard form and returns sum polynomial which also has to be in standard form. Rewrite the instance method that takes a second Polynomial Linked List, and then adds all terms in the caller Polynomial and all terms in the second Polynomial Linked List together into another sum Polynomial. Both caller and parameter Polynomials are expected to be in standard form, the method should return the sum Polynomial also in standard form. A standard form polynomial has no duplicate terms (each term's exponent is unique) and the exponent is in descending order